Deflating a nominal quantity is the process of dividing a ________ quantity by a ________ in order to express the quantity in ________ terms.

A. real; nominal quantity; real
B. nominal; price index; real
C. real; price index; nominal
D. nominal; real quantity; nominal


Answer: B

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